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THE NATIONAL DRILL.
False Reports Of Official Opposition to
the Use Of the White House Lot.

report Is in circulation that the committee
having charge OF the national drill to be given
here next spring, have announced In their circu-
lars which have been sent to all parts OF the coun.
try, that the drill will be held on the reservation
south Of the White House, and that the success
OF the project VIII be endangered when
it is learned what strong opposition
there is to holding the drill there because OF the
damage which would result to the beautiful lawn
which has been made almost perfect at great ex-
pense. It is reported In this connection that Col
wilson, the commissioner OF public buildings and
grounds, who has charge Of the reservation, will
protest strenuously against its being given up to
1 2 fne ha} N d The s sIs
to military organizations no mention is
made OF the exact locality OF the proposed drill 1t
ton, This will give no misleading information TO
militia organizations who may desire TO come
mere. 1t has been known all along that the White
lot was considered the most desirable locality for
holding the drill, but no announcement has been
purpose. The committee some time ago.
Gen. Duane, chief Of engineers for permission to
hold the drin there. The application was referred
by Gen. Duane to Col. Wilson, the commissioner OF
PUBLIC buildings and grounds for his opinion to
the adv1sability OF granting the privilege. So far
IRON protesting against the plan, as reported, Col
Wilson gave his approval and recommended that
however that no artillery or cavalry be allowed
TO maneuver upon the lawn. General Duane
thereupon endorsed the application with his APP
prOval and submitted it to the Secretary OF War
for his final action. 1t is now before him await
Ing his consideration. In view OF the rec0mmen-
there is but little doubt that the Secre..
tary VIII approve the plan. It Is intended
to use the White Lot reservation for the competi.
to erect seats for spectators. The Monument lot,
which is close at hand is to be utilized for the en-.
campment. Army Officers Will be detailed to make
Inspections Ii desired and also to act judges at
the competitive Qr1llS
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

BY virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated May To-
~ aS 80 and ree4Fded la Lber Nc 1126 folio
umbia viii sell at public auction ia mont OF me
Prem rrsan11ses On EklDAY JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST,
1881, at THREE O'CLOCK P NJ, the following de:
scr16ed real estate situate in Glen Dale the District
Q! C4nmb1a to wit: Lot numbered one ~, in square
tnr Al Glen s DALE known Beals
tSO), eighty-one tSl) and eignty-two (S35. IN SAID
So to map or plan Of Glen Dale made
buildings ~
Terms of SALE Onehalf of the purchase in cash,
ana the balance in one year from the day sale with
interest at eight per cent annum and secured by
or az cash. at purchasers option A deposit of $75
must be made when the property is knocked down
from the day OF sale reserve the right resell the
SAID real estate at the risk and cost Of the defaultne
Train leaves at 1885 pm for Benning's, returning
road. CHAS KNIGHT
ja1O, l5&2O-3t L. Trustee
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A HARVARD GRADUATE, TEACHING IN WASH
"A ington, desires Pupils in Classics, English and
For references and terms apply to
JARVIS BUTLER, 934 at. NV. jaS-1m
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The Revenue Reform Fight.

WHAT REPUBLICANS WHO OPPOSE ABOLISHN0 THE
INTERNAL REVENUE WILL DO.
New moves are being made in the game OF reve-
nue. reduction. Messrs. Randall and hiscock, with
their respective folowings started out to circum-
vent Mr. Mor1son's tariff plans. The republicans
who opposed to the abolition OF the internal
enue are now planning to checkmate Mr.. Randall by
voting to consider the ways and means tariff bill
II the House goes into committee OF the whole on
revenue matters. Representative Anderson OF
Randall attempted to carry out his revenue plan
there would be enough republicans who would
vote against his motion to lay aside the "Morri-
stood by him the bin reported fayorably by the
ways and means committee would be taken up. II
this opposition appears too strong Mir. Randall
may change his plans.
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Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
General Land Office - Promotions: VIM NJ.
Chaplain, of North Carolina 81 200 to 81 400; Miss
Pauline Kip. OF District OF Columbia, g, COO to
$1,000; Mrs. Carrie e. Todd OF Arkansas, 500 to
$1,000.
Pension off1ce-Promotion: Miss Margaret c.
Towles, of Missouri, 5000 to 81, 900. Death: DR..
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STEAMERS
THE Poor O. IT, Pm,,..

eetnc HAIR Restorer is the only reliable root and
Hfp 'on,c IN existence free from LEAD, sulphur or
grease Is now for sale by all nrst-c.ss druSssse -
eiay or Two years the public Of this and other
Snan is. asSed 2 have the Electric HAIR stoes put
,ns public VIII Be able to pplchsss Without The ns
he parlors Of Mrs. d.. J. sEHSEa Dsrma foiostst
lilo fennsSivAnis ave. next door to Pslsis ESySi
nenta. snampoosns and Hzircuttine. oc04a4
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Elias keenan,, OF Barton, W. Va, who left home
intending TO take the train for Chicago which was
wrecked ct Ttmn, Ohio, has not been heard fFom
.Adjutant General King, Of TexaA, IN his annual
report 20 Governor Ireland, strongly urges the
legislature to make liberal appropg1afa0ns fur the
mItaa, that e may be an efcient foere IN eaee o.
necessity arising sunder the mad and muf1oguus
teachtn61 o6 ool6munist8 and ooC1nuDtas
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TlHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auction

FFNdOS. E NAJGAWAN, Real Estate AuctiOneer.
NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR THIRTEENTH
STREET.
BY virtue of certain deeds of trust date August
18th. 1884. and now recorded, from the widow fs5
George Lowry and the heirs of George and Rebecca A
Lowry. deceased, l will sell, at public auction on
THURSDAY, JANUARY THIRTEENTH 1887, at
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the premises the
house and lot. designated dwelling house No 1929
thereto.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM I. DUNLOP, Trustee
Illus. T. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jafi-dSds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

EAECUT0R'S SALE OF LOEFFLER'S GARDEN,
BEING LOT NUMBER SIXTY-ONE (6ll OF Err.
NEST LOEFFLEkS SUBDIVISION OF PART
OE SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FIVE t555), AS RECORDED IN LIBER No 10,
FOLIO ~, OF THE RECORDS OF TIE SUR.
NElORS OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. SAID LOT CONTAINS ABOUT SO 1854
SQUARE EEET OF GROUND, AND FRONTING
on NEW YORK AVENUE, ON FIRST STREET
VEST AND ON STREET NORTH, AT AUG
TION.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me will -
sell, IN front Of the premises, WEDNESDAY, 4N
The FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1887, at 7::aa
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot 81, in Loeffier's subdivi-
sion Of square 500, known rs Loefief's Garden.
Terms; One-haf cash balance In one and two years.
for which the notes Of the purchaser will be taken se
cured BY deed Of trust the property sold notes to
bear interest at cent from the day Of
sale or all cash, at option of purchaser deposit Of
$500 required at time Of sale. If terms Of sale are not
complied with within ten days after sale the executor
reserves the right to resell the property 1t the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five days. public
notice of such resale in newspaper published in
Washington, d. c. Conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. CHARLES A. WALTER
Executor of Estate of Ernest Loeffier, Deceased
d23-d&ds.
cV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the inclemency OF the weather until FRI
DAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. b.
1887. at same hour and place.
Executor of Estate of Ernest Loefier, Deceased
ja1-dEds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T1Hos. z wAoaAMAN. Real Estate Auctions,

FTNHO6. 4 WAGGAMAE. Real Estate Auctionser.
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF LAND AMI
N MHEE AxEENUE. BETwEEN And STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Us recorded IN
of the District of Columbia We win sell at public d
aT ENT IN fESns q ths PrsRses % n3NDAY TIL
foUh O'CLOCK. E NJ al those psrts Of lets Nos, &
Seyenty two feet on Delaware avenue and extending
feet.
Terms Of sale; 0ne-third cash, balance ct six and
the purchaser will be taken secured by deed Of trust
upon the property or all cash at the option Of the pr
chaser ALI taxes and assessments payable out OF
chase money deposit of ESQ viii Be required af the
time OF sale. Conyeysncing Ut cost Of purchaser,
VIM +. MATTINGLY. ! n~s.x...
CHARLES E. PRENTfss, } 1fussees'
THO6 e. WAGGAMAN, Auot. d20d
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Senator Hoar says the committee on the celebra.
ton OF the centennial anniversaries OF the adoption
OF the Constitution and the discovery OF America
has as yet only considered the expediency OF the
constitutional celebration. The resolution re.
ported by the committee Is as follows:
Resolved, That IL IL expedient that order be
taken 10y Congress FOR due celebration al the civ
OF Washington on about April 70 lss.p OF the
centennial OF the Inauguration the Constitution
OF the United states.
keSotucd JuraEer. That the select committee on
the centennial or tie constitution and the discoy-
cry OF America be direct ii To consider and propose
the best mode or carrying out the foregoing reso-
tuition.
The proposition 10 celebrate the 4ooth anp,ycr-
sary of the discovery America In lss, Is vet To
be considered nv The pplnmiiree
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE UN
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN

the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause 4
1887 will sell at public auction in front of the prem
1 1ses, On OCT TTHERspAY JANgARY 60 1887 ct f9UR
situate and lying in the city of Washington, D. c.
Known and described as lots No. lis and 119, of
1homas and ferrys subdivision of part of square No
said being recordedin the surveyors
ONCE District Of Columbus in Liber w. F., page 10
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal
amounts in one and two years. with interest for which
the notes of the purchaser secured by deed
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit of $3.50
on each lot will be required when the bid is accepted
COnveyanclng and recording the of the p,lr.
chaser. Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days from SALE
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee,
472 Louisiana avenue northwest.
THOMAS DOWL1NG, AuctlOneer. jal0-lOt
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BROS, Auctioneers,

II HONSANSON ohSo., Aucu0neeTS.
PPWHIL1Ne' NO s0s SIXTH STREET NORTH,
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated February !, -
1884. and duly recorded in the land records OF ks
the District OF Columbia, in hber No. 1886 folio
24O ct seq and at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
h G TSuc T IL fre2t Of the premises. WEDSEs
Der, 1886. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
the following described real estate situate in the
City OF Washington in the said District, to wit Lot
numbered twenty eight t28 in Partellos and others
OF lots in square numbered eight hundred
and 1850 as said subdivision is recorded in
office OF the said District the being improved by
a twO-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale Onethird cash and the residue in two
equal lnstaliments. payable six and twelve months
from day OF sale for which the notes of the purchaser
or all cash, at purchasers option. deposit of 800
VIII be required at time Of sale. All conveyancing and
recording ut the cost of the purchaser If terms OF sale
are not complied with within ten days after sale
trustees reserve the right to resell the property after
that time at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
d slscsd, sSaAhk4 S WARNER Trustees
cf- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IJNTJI.
FRIDAY. The SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID
1887, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
go BhAINARD y. WARNER,t 1,,....
d29eo&ds MAHLON ASHFORD. ) trustees.
rH-. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until FkIDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF
gA ANr 1887, in front of the premises. at
Esh zhRdS as i EahSrR'} Trustees.
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r. BYRD. LEWIS, !
416 9Th st. NV.
Washington, D. G. ~
r. j. WASHINGTON, W
Oak Grove PostOffice,
Westmoreland County, Va
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

u IO&NNANOOIN O1O6s AuCuO0eeE6.
TkgSTEEs SALE OF TWo-sToRY AND BASE
SS1Th1,EET BETWEEN AND STREETS
6OuTHEAST, BEING NO. 201.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in -
lansr No ia, folio 358 Ct neg, one q the land 3
I'll r f52Pt # tRs Rrsnsss Sp SATURDAY. dAs
TTHiRTV G IA UAf " AkUAkl AD 1857 q FOUR
rea1 estate situate In the City % Wsahinseon District
q Columbia. to witt Lot numbered twenty (2S)
" square numbered nine hundred and forty-four
Hs& sccoEdtpg e Van Hook and Metcalfs recorded
su1Mvl9on o. said square and containing two thous
snd one hundEed and seventeen and hall square
1SetS Rsvises: and sppuItsnances to tina
A0Su3s OQe.tntr0 caAh; balance In one and two
10y ncs9 g De Hysn besring six per capt interest
M On RQperV cold, AL cash, sa option Of pur-
c9ee& Turn! e Be complied with Ia ten dsys, other
s.sse I've dsyS pphlie p2tiee q son9 i9 soma
q oI00 required aM1s. 6oovsyalcdng. &c. 6 pur-
As4Aa. jRs b j hSTvSSdsfEl1kL ssl z.s.....
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PRUDEHTLY BREAK Up YOUR Cold by the timely
use OF DIR. Jaynes Expectorant, an old remedy
for Sore Lungs and Throat, and certain curative
for Coughs.
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THE DIGNITY OF a senator Is enhanced by a sti6
glossy collar. IL can be obtained by using Electric
Lustre Starch.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF JOHN ROACH.

He Breaches His Last This Morning
Surrounded BY His Family.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1o-John Roach, the well known
ship builder, breathed his last at 500 m. to-day.
Saturday night he experienced sharp shooting
pains at the root Of the tongue with dificulty In
breathing. AT times he would sink into a comatoSe
state He grew weaker Yesterday, but toward the
this morning. He detected the approach OF death
and at once Informed the family. The dying man
lost consciousness about half past seven. HIS end
couch were Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mcpherson,
OF Philadelphia, John B. Roach, Garrett N. Roach,
stephen W: Roach, Miss Emiline Roach, John Wal
Ton, a nephew, Mrs. Roach and three grandchil-
dren.
The date OF the funeral has not been decided
upon. IL Will take place from st. Paurs MethO-
dist Episcopal church. corner ed street and Fourth
avenue. Mr.. Roach was member OF the church.
Inc interment Will be in the family lot at Green
wood cemetery
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucnoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.sToRY
WEST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust herein recited one
dated February Z 1886, and duly recorded in bers5
d'6 fono 3Ol ct seq one of the land records for
tne District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
deed Of trust dated October 1885 and duly recorded
undersigned Trustees will sell ct public auction IL
FOURTH III .ahh 1887, At HALF;PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p
city Of Washington, in the said District TO Wit: Loi
numbered one hundred and sixty-fve Q65), in B. h
warmers SUBDIVISION Of lots in square numbered one
brick dwelling
Terms Of sale: One; third 90 cash. and the residue
m three equal installments payable in two aud
years from day Of for which the notes Of
~ secured on said property win Be taken
be required ct time Of sale All oonveyancing and re-
are not complied with within ten days after sale the
that time at the risk and cost Of the defsuting pur
chaser. MAHLON ASHFORD r
~ THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, 1857
,.,mx M ~ & s ASHFORD, Trustees.
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s1O-9t THos. z. wAaaAMAN. Auctioneer.
(IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
SLLQF On SlXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN

Not ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN I
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
=. BY virtue Of g decree of the Supreme Court of
ne District ct Columbia, passed puly TO- 1885 in
nls Y yohn ID bum and M.sye Dunn No l0os
on SATURDAY. the TWENTY-sEC0ND DAY OF
SroSt a nSs1 at half past four O'Clock M in
bidder the real estate in the bill described. to wit
5uo lot IL OF Brainard H. Warmers subdivision of lot
OF square north of square numbered IT. in the city
Of Washington. District Of Columbus.
money shall be payable one-trd Oh the DAY OF sale,
N one year and in two there
AFTER the deferred payments to be secured to the
parties according to their respective interest by good
anu sulncient mortgage upon the premises sold,
subject to the approval Of the court court may
on special order on good shown direct require
the sale to be for cash deposit OF 800 shall be paid
When property is bid OH, and if purchaser shall not
comply With terms ; Of sale within ten dys the trustee
chaser's cost. ANDREW A. LIPSCOMD Trustee
,,,->, Office 32I u street NV Washington DC
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneefs MI0-dEds
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District in Congress.

he AGRLEk WITH THE STAR.
IL Is probable that the District subcommittee OF
the House appropriations committee Will Oppose
the extension OF Massachusetts, avenue They
drove over the course OF the proposed extension
yesterday, and then visited all the schools engine
houses, &C. Mr. McComas said 10 STAR reporter
to-day, in connection with their trips over the
route, That lac thought there was plenty OF room
for Improvement within the city Without guiIg
outside yet while. 81 believe 1'HE STAR has ex-
psessed the same opinion. he said. Il agree with
THE STAR"
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The Unien Pacific signal Seryacs

PROSPECT THAT TUX PROJECT WILL ne ABANDONED.
IL is learned that the Union Pacific railroad
company intends renauishing It's plan Of establish
ing weather bureau for the purpose OF making
weather predictions along its line, because Of an
unwillingness OF the Western Union telegraph
company 10 allow its wires 10 be used for the our.
Dose.
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.EsTATE--CLAssIC SHORE FARM.
By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Of -
Day y IN he esty Hn tine
James Albert Clarke and Adelaide his wife a9ainsi
Thomas Brady and others, the undersigned therein
appointed special commissioners for the purpose will
gn II PTF%sTEsssf +. r. h bsa
OF JANUARY, 1887 the land in the proceedings men.
toned. Known Classic Shore, containing four hun.
dred ana sixtyfour l464) acres less The said
Westmoreland state Of Virginia, ADJOINING CoioSis1
Beech immediately on the Potomac river and has on
II pew hsrn dwelling and out buildings and wharf
snS e the cos Of suit and
wit: % 70S.12 with interest at the rate Of (j sir
per cent per a1num @3510, part thereof from the
18th day Of October, 1855, till paid and the sum OF
With interest thereon from the LIST day Of Jan
till paid and the deferred payments to be as follows
to wit: 3d. 136 on the 9Th day of April 1887 and the
residue q the purchase money six months from the
Gay OF notes for the deferred payments secured
by deed Of trust on the premises to be gwen by the
r R. BYRD LEWIS
4l6 9Th st. NV
R. J. "wa.AnssaRk 1Sa'TR6 F. e comm'rs.
Oak Grove PostOfice,
Westmoreland County, Va
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
III Warren HUT, clerk of the Circuit Court OF said
county, In the State Of Virginia. do hereby certify that
npbert Washington. one OF the Commissioners act
day Of October 1856. in the case Of James ASH
Clark and wife against Thomas j. Brady and others
hss this day executed the bond required b the said
SS,yen under my hand this ed day Of November.
dlS-SOt "AN cIer.k.
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TNHOS. e. wAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer

- Real ESCato Auct0neer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY TWO
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lii CIR
cords OF the District OF Columbia, and at the
guest OF the party thereby secured will SELL pub
y yiISA THIKTEENTH NEXT, Ar HALF-PAsf'
subdivision Of square 624 with the improv ements
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in three equal pay
ments- in six twelve and eighteen months for which
notes OF purchaser bearing interest from day Of SALE
and secured by deed Of trust property sold will be
TAKEN deposit of $50 Will be required ut time Of
SALE and all conyeyanciDg and recording will be
purchasers cost Terms must be complied with In ten
from day OF SALE property will be resod risk
and cost OF defaultng purchaser.
THOS. E. WAGGAMANl ,,,...-
1900 JOHN W. PILLlNG, ! trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct ia4-d&ds
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Another Stalled Train.

TWO MEN KILLED AND THEIR BODIES BURNED m AN
ACCIDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Near Lenape station, on the Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, sunday morning, an accident
occurred almost exactly duplicating that at Re
public, Ohio, few days ago. A freight train,
northward bound, stopped below the Lenape sta
ton because OF no steam. fagman was sent
back, but before he got 800 yards another freight
came up and dashed into the caboose OF the stand
Ing train, killing the conductor Harry Hubert and
companion named William B. Martin, who were
asleep. The stove In the cab0Ose was overturned
and set IRE to the car, which was destroyed and
the bodies OF the two men were burned Henry
Knox. the brakeman Of the train, and the fireman
placed the blame upon Conductor Hubert, who
was asleep at his post.
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The indianapolis SenatOrship.

The Indianapolis SenatOrships
WHAT REPRESENTATIVE BYNUM sAYA
Representative Bynum has just returned from
Indianapolis He says it is hard to tell what Will
be the outcome OF the Indiana senatorial contest
He expects ex-senator Mcdonald to receive the
caucus nomination by the democrats. Theimpres-
sion was, he says, when he left Indianapolis that
there would be no election.
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Divorce Cases.

Judge James. In the Equity Court, to-day,
granted a divorce to Lucy A. Bailey from John F.
Bailey, with permission to resume her maiden
name Of Lucy A. Rice. They were married August
10th. 1873, and she charged cruel treatment, non
support and deseriion.
A bill for divorce was filed to-day by Mr.. ". F,
Mattingly for Harriet o. Walsh against Charles r.
Walsh, on the grounds Of drunkenness and deser.
ton.